

Global leader in engineering, offering advanced products and services in mining, materials technology, and machining.
The Lifecycle Asset Specialist’s primary purpose is to create and maintain indicative lifecycle operating cost (LCC) models for both new and existing Sandvik equipment across the Canada region. The specialist works closely with Aftermarket Contracts, Lifecycle Support Services, Service Contracts, and sales representatives to keep a comprehensive asset register and up‑to‑date cost models for each serial‑specific piece of equipment.
These LCC models underpin comprehensive Maintenance Strategy Plans and are regularly reviewed for accuracy. Outputs include service schedules, component life forecasts, budgeted operating costs aligned with maintenance plans, parts consumption forecasts, labor resource requirements, and indicative operating costs. The specialist also gathers feedback from active contracts to continuously improve model precision and provides recommendations for tender submissions.
In addition to modeling, the role supports sales and planning by delivering operating cost and revenue summaries, bundle and standalone deal inputs on parts costs, and other fleet information needed by end users. The specialist holds fleet champion responsibilities for MDG Access across all Canadian Sandvik products (excluding mechanical cutting, crushing, and screening equipment) and develops custom Power BI reports to track parts availability and supply metrics. Auditing ensures accurate transfer of equipment condition between Sandvik and the customer, helping reduce shop downtime and increase field availability.
The ideal candidate has strong attention to detail, excellent planning, analysis, and decision‑making abilities, and a proven track record of data‑driven recommendations. Experience in maintenance or service operations, strong diagnostic and problem‑solving skills, and effective communication and negotiation abilities are essential. The role requires a professional, self‑motivated, adaptable, and customer‑focused mindset with a commitment to health and safety.
Required qualifications include at least five years of service experience with Sandvik products, an associate degree or two‑year diploma in business, marketing, engineering, or equivalent technical knowledge, a valid driver’s license and passport, and training in technical trades. The position may involve travel and underground work.
In return, Sandvik offers the chance to impact division performance, join an ambitious and industry‑leading team, and reach full potential within an open‑minded, diverse, and inclusive culture. Employees benefit from strong performance management, career growth opportunities, and a supportive environment that encourages innovative ideas.